Disney
Is airing the ever so controversial episode of Hannah Montana tomorrow. I sure hope they changed some things so it's not so fake and stupid.
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Permalink Reply by MelissaM on -
that movie looked lame to begin with. no offense to those who like that movie.
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Permalink Reply by Flobotic on -
Oh yeah I saw Panic Room and was really annoyed as well. I actually did a whole project in college about mis-represented diabetic references in movies. How about Memento, anyone see the "diabetic" woman in that movie take insulin as if it were heroin? So annoying. Do your research, people!
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Permalink Reply by Cara on -
That movie was so stupid. No wonder why people have such ignorant beliefs about diabetics.
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Permalink Reply by Elizabeth on -
anyone see the first episode of glee on fox? a lady mentioned to her husband when he brought her a sandwich if he remembered no mayo... she said, "i dont want my diabetes to come back"... as if avoiding mayo prevents diabetes...
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Permalink Reply by Gerri on -
Gee, if only we all knew that mayo was the culprit!
These shows need a diabetic consultant on staff. Will work for test strips:)
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Permalink Reply by Elizabeth on
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lol yep! if only it was that simple... i guess i'm gonna need insulin tomorrow... i'm having tuna salad... lol
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Permalink Reply by Anna on -
Oh man, when I was younger The Baby Sitters Club was a popular book series to read and at one point one of the girls was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. It was back in the 80s (when it was written) when they didn't really have home blood glucose monitors and all that so some of it seemed a little silly to me (this was mid-90s that I was actually reading them) but I finally had to stop reading them altogether when she went surfing, had a low blood sugar so she went to the cafe to get A SALAD to bring her sugars back up. Last time I checked green salad doesn't have enough of anything to bring a BS back up.
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